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Jenny Macklin leads Aussie women's powerful plea to Anthony Albanese ahead of the federal budget - Vimarsana News

Jenny Macklin leads Aussie women's powerful plea to Anthony Albanese ahead of the federal budget

The group - leaders from the business, politics, community services and Indigenous affairs sectors - called on the Prime Minister to 'do more' ahead of next week's federal budget.

Australia Day 2024: ABC reporter declares Australia 'always was and always will be Aboriginal land' during a live cross - Vimarsana News

Australia Day 2024: ABC reporter declares Australia 'always was and always will be Aboriginal land' during a live cross

Dja Dja Wurrung and Yorta Yorta woman Bridget Brennan, who is the broadcaster's Indigenous Affairs Editor, used the phrase to end her report on a Wugulora Ceremony being held on Friday.

Greens leader Adam Bandt is accused of sympathising with Hamas terrorists in heated Q+A clash over Israel and Gaza - Vimarsana News

Greens leader Adam Bandt is accused of sympathising with Hamas terrorists in heated Q+A clash over Israel and Gaza

Greens leader Adam Bandt has been called out for his party's perceived sympathy with Hamas by an Australian Jew who accused him of sending the message 'death to Israel'.

Funding for First Nation firefighting risking lives – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Funding for First Nation firefighting risking lives – Brandon Sun

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Pauline Hanson receives letter detailing 11-point secret 'agenda for the Voice' - Vimarsana News

Pauline Hanson receives letter detailing 11-point secret 'agenda for the Voice'

The One Nation senator claims she was contacted by a concerned member of the public after he found a document in Canberra left behind by a group from the National Indigenous Australians Agency.